Alderville REA Submission for Solar Farm Project

The following is the final submission to the Ministry of Environment including all reports that were required for the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Natural Resources and the CEAA.

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Application Process

A registration form specific to Bill C-3 must be used by applicants when submitting their request for registration. This form also includes a section to apply for the in-Canada SCIS. Indian and Northern Affairs Canada will make the forms available on its website (www.inac-ainc.gc.ca).

Confirmation of registration and issuance of the in-Canada SCIS will occur in two steps; however, applicants are strongly encouraged to provide all of the required documentation with their initial application form in order to receive an in-Canada SCIS as expeditiously as possible.

Applicants are required to send their application by mail directly to a processing unit dedicated to handle Bill C-3 applications. Approximately 4,500 applications related to the McIvor Case had been previously received by INAC. These applications that had been put on hold have been re-activated on January 31, 2011. Applications that contained all required information and documentation will be processed. Individuals who had sent incomplete applications will be contacted by mail to provide the missing information.

Individuals who have provided all required information and who are deemed to be eligible for registration should receive a decision letter within four to six months, provided that application volumes are within our estimates. The letter of confirmation will provide them with access to benefits and services until their in-Canada SCIS is issued. If, or once, all the required documentation has been provided for the in-Canada format of the SCIS they will receive their certificate within 10 to 12 weeks following that date.

All First Nations Chiefs and Council and Indian Registry Administrators will be receiving an information package regarding the Bill C-3 registration process. Department officials are currently holding information sessions with all Indian Registry Administrators around the country.


Application Documentation Requirements

The following documents are required at time of application:

• Original birth certificate listing the names of the applicant’s parents (e.g. “Long Form” Birth Certificate)
• Original Registration and Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS in-Canada) Guarantor Declaration (Form 83-120E)
• Original valid identity document(s) OR photocopy of the applicant’s valid identity document(s) certified by their Guarantor
• Photographs – Two (2) passport type photographs signed on the back by the applicant’s Guarantor

And if applicable: Name Change Documents, Court Orders, or Statutory Declaration Forms